One Life One Chance with Toby Morse

In this episode Toby talks to long time friend and photographer BJ Papas. BJ is one of the greatest photographers to do it, capturing some of the most important album covers & promo pics in a time in NYC that was very special. They talk about their history, the list of subjects she has photographed and her love for Spiderman. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby speaks to long time friend James Drescher aka Jimmy Gestapo aka Jimmy G, frontman of Murphy's Law from Astoria, Queens. They chat about his longevity in punk and hardcore, from his early beginnings until now in the NYHC scene. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby speaks to long time friend and hardcore guitarist Matt Henderson. Now a father of 3 boys, they chat about his early beginnings in the scene, touring and the old days, starting in Blind Approach, moving to NYC to join Agnostic Front, then Madball and now currently playing guitar in The Eulogy. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby talks to one of The Godfather's of New York Hardcore, a living legend and one of the last true NY natives, Vinny Stigma! Vinny talks about early NYC and growing up in Little Italy on Mott St., CBGB's early days & Agnostic Fronts beginnings to now. And remember to follow Stigma's advice, it's always better to make friends than enemies! Please remember to rate, review and subscr...

This episode is part 2 of the Roger Miret interview. Together him and Toby discuss his extensive record collection, the history behind it and what it took to amass that collection. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby speaks to his big brother Roger Miret from Agnostic Front about his past and growing up, his early beginnings in the NYHC scene, "The Godfathers of Hardcore" documentary, fatherhood & his incredible longevity & career in the music scene. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe.

In this part 2 episode, Toby and Mike talk about life after Judge and going off the grid, coming back for a well-received one off BNB Bowl show that turned into new, recent touring and how he feels about it all. Also Moon jumps on the mic to talk about the softer side of Mike Judge. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe.

In this episode, Toby has an incredible conversation with hardcore legend Mike Judge (Judge/YOT). Everything from his early days growing up, going to shows in NYC, being in Youth of Today and Judge & going completely off the grid to return to the hardcore scene again after 20yrs. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe.

Toby sits down with Bobby Hundreds of streetwear brand The Hundreds. They talk about his history, the impact of hardcore in streetwear, the history of the Hundreds, how they met & Bobby's new book "This is not a T-Shirt" (get it here www.amazon.com/This-Not-T-Shirt-Community-Streetwear/dp/0374275793/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=VM4MMI2DD2QT&keywords=this+is+not+a+t+shirt&qid=1554248518&s=gateway&sprefix=th...

In this episode, Toby speaks to long time friend Richie (Underdog/Into Another) Birkenhead. They chat about his early beginnings in music & major influences, how he was in high school, his music career, growing up in NYC & fatherhood. Ps. Listen up for some serious Vans & Swatch X-Watch Facts! Please remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby chats with old friend & childhood hero Ray Cappo (Youth of Today & Shelter) about his early beginnings in music, fatherhood & spirituality. His song "No More" inspired Toby to quit eating meat in 1988 and influenced how he lives his life today. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby chats with John Porcell, who is one of his all-time favorite guitarists in hardcore. They talk about his early beginnings in music, the multitude of bands he was in (YOT, Judge, Shelter, etc.), the NYHC scene, straight edge, being a dad and the highest hi-tops Nike has to offer. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby sits down with Sammy Siegler, drummer for numerous bands like Youth Of Today, Judge, CIV, Rival Schools and many, many more. They talk about Sammy's history, drumming for influential bands and touring at such a young age, his influences and numerous projects he's worked on and whether or not he recorded with PM Dawn. Remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby chats with long time friend Walter Schreifels of Gorilla Biscuits/Youth of Today/Quicksand about all his music/band history & contributions to the world. Walter has always been a big inspiration to Toby to keep an open mind with his musical tastes while living with him in the GB house in Jackson Heights, Queens. Remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby talks to Arthur Smilios, bass player for seminal hardcore bands Gorilla Biscuits, Token Entry, Underdog and CIV. Toby lived & worked with Arthur in 1988/89 & ended up touring with him when H2O began. They talk about everything from musical influences to veganism and everything in between, but most importantly being friends for 31 years. Time Flies! Please remember to rate, rev...

After the huge, super positive reaction to last week's episode, Toby sits down with his wife Moon again and their son Max to answer questions from fans on social media, but first we kick it off with a heartfelt story about Moon and Toby from former H2O bassist Eric Rice. Get ready! Please remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby sits down with his wife of 23 years to reminisce about them meeting for the first time, modern day marriage & parenting, raising their son Max in a non-traditional household and the importance of communication and trust being the key to longevity in their marriage. Remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby talks to his old boss and Sick of it All drummer Armand Majidi about everything from his early beginnings in NYC, first bands, how he met the guys in SOIA, tour life and his love for beer. Remember to rate, review and subscribe!

This episode Toby talks & reminisces with Lou Koller from Sick of it All. They chat about the insane tour stories & working together before music became both of their full time careers. Remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby and special co-host Adam Blake sit down with Sick Of It All bassist Craig Setari aka Craig Ahead. They talk about Craig's early family life, how he got his start and the different bands he was in, his bass Red, his crazy discovery of Black Sabbath, his love for boxing and how Toby was the reason for his broken arm.  Please remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby reminisces with Sick Of It All guitarist Pete Koller about the early beginnings of H2O & traveling the world with SOIA. They talk touring life, family and some on the road shenanigans. Please remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this all Queens, NY episode Toby talks to Timmy Chunks (Token Entry/Let Rage) about his past and how punk affected him, their history and how their pen pal relationship in 1987 ultimately led to Toby moving to NYC at 18yrs old by himself. Toby also talks to Devil (Alleyway Crew w/  the most Sick of it All Dragon tattoos) about their past and how the infamous NYC ball breaking began for Toby her...

In this solo episode, Toby briefly recaps the past 6 episodes of the podcast while also giving us an insight into what the next season "Family Tree NYHC" will be about. He gives us a preview of his move to NYC, all the people he encountered while there and the times he had, the good, the bad and the crazy! Remember to rate, review and subscribe!

In this episode Toby sits down with Tim Armstrong (Rancid/Transplants) to talk about their first time meeting, his childhood, the Time Bomb video that Toby's in, their longtime friendship and the impact that Tim has had on H2O. Remember to rate, review and subscribe! Visit our newest sponsor Santa Cruz at https://www.nhsfunfactory.com/santa-cruz-skateboards and use code NHSTOBY for 20% off!

Toby & his bandmates Adam & Rusty sit down with Brett Gurewitz (Bad Religion/Epitaph Records) at the Epitaph offices. Talking everything from their history together, politics, the label's early beginnings as well as Bad Religion's. Remember to rate, review and subscribe! Visit our newest sponsor Santa Cruz at https://www.nhsfunfactory.com/santa-cruz-skateboards and use code NHSTOBY for 20% off!